Pictured above, left to right, front row: Claire Steiner, Trent Koehler, Reese McCuan, Cara Farnam and Elijah Burton; back row: Will Messner, J.R. Lynn, Kathryn Nobbe, Emily Messner and Will Stambaugh

Cara Farnam and Claire Steiner
 

 

Ten Zion Lutheran School students participated in the Springfield Lutheran High School Spelling Bee. Nine central Illinois Lutheran schools participated in six grade divisions for grades three to eight. ZLS participants were Claire Steiner, Trent Koehler, Reese McCuan, Cara Farnam, Elijah Burton, Will Messner, J.R. Lynn, Kathryn Nobbe, Emily Messner and Will Stambaugh.

Claire and Cara were the champions of the third-grade division by spelling all 30 of their words correctly.

Mrs. Sarah Puls, a teacher at Zion Lutheran, is the ZLS Spelling Bee coordinator.

Photos provided by Zion Lutheran School

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